The program offers a unique hybrid format with both virtual events and an in-person open house, providing diverse opportunities for engagement and exploration of computer science at a leading university.
The University of Washington Allen School's Computer Science Education Week introduces middle and high school students to fundamental computer science concepts. Through daily workshops, participants explore topics such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and web development. The program aims to inspire students to pursue computer science, advocate for equity in the field, and celebrate contributions to computing. Activities often include engaging in computing challenges, meeting current Allen School students, and participating in hands-on demonstrations. The week culminates in an in-person open house where students can tour labs and interact with researchers, gaining firsthand insight into the world of computer science.
A typical day involves engaging in workshops that introduce core computer science concepts, with opportunities to meet current university students and participate in interactive computing activities.
This program is ideal for middle and high school students who are new to computer science and are interested in exploring foundational concepts in AI, machine learning, and web development.
University of Washington, Seattle
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